Expertness is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXPERTNESS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a possession of specific skills, also EXPERTISM
• Skill derived from practice; readiness; as, expertness in seamanship, or in reasoning.
• skillfulness by virtue of possessing special knowledge
• the quality or state of being an expert or professional.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• experienced

Words related to EXPERTNESS

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How to use EXPERTNESS in a sentence

• He sprung speedily forward to fulfil his menace, but by the bravery and expertness of Ferud, his horse was killed, and he too was thrown headlong from his saddle.
• With his experience and decadence came, necessarily, an expertness of judgment as to the quality of that which he drank.
• But the epoch now before us initiated an education, the aim of which was to communicate not merely an outward expertness, but a real mental culture.
• A tolerable expertness in military movements is a business that requires time and practice.
• Thus their vehicles and their bodies are so nimble that they acquire the utmost expertness both in advance and flight.
• No amount of secondary expertness in politics or economics or social reform or even morals can atone for the abandonment of our own province.
• Even our generals could not in their knowledge compare with the expertness of those who carried out the enemy action according to a schedule probably laid down years before.
• These, however, he usually found means to replenish by his expertness at all games of chance with cards and dice, and early in life he became an accomplished gambler.
• In this way they ride with great expertness, and they have a particular dexterity in catching the horse when he is running at large.
• III REVOLUTIONS IN SCIENCE Since the beginning of the twentieth century, science has gained notably in expertness, and lost notably in authority.
• She was a wretched cook, and made no effort to acquire expertness.
• Foreign nations, in spite of their having achieved the greatest expertness in science, industry and the arts, do not hesitate to borrow ideas from one another.
• But in cutting such grain much depends on the expertness of the hand who pushes off the grain, in making clean work and good sheaves.
• Hayden retorted with unofficial reflections on the geological expertness of the engineers, and maintained that their work was not of the best.
• So far as I recollect at the moment there was a sleight-of-hand man of great expertness in one of the music halls, and the talk turned upon him.
• The Landers during their stay had no opportunity of witnessing their expertness with them, but they are said to use them for killing monkeys and other animals.
• He is not only highly qualified, intellectually, for engineering work, but is a mechanic of great expertness and skill.
• We afterwards, however, found that these were not the only means of defence, as they are possessed of slings, in the use of which they acquire no inconsiderable expertness.
• As he did so, with an expertness gained of practice, Haynes slipped the head of the black pin in under the front of the sole of his right boot.
• Two female spirits, Dalimayawan and Ginlawan, came at the same time and danced together, while they informed the people of their beauty and their expertness in dancing.
• In his great study of British genius, Havelock Ellis found that an incapacity for such petty expertness was visible in almost all first rate men.
• Nothing, indeed, could be plainer than the fact that women, as a class, are sadly deficient in the small expertness of men as a class.
• Her expertness, perhaps, never reached a high level, but at all events she made a gallant effort.
• Pupils of the lower classes displayed their expertness at mental arithmetic.
• Running down the bank, he unfastened the boat, jumped in, and with all the expertness of one accustomed to a boat, rowed across the river and landed on the Ohio side.
• In this book she has shown her literary skill and intelligence, as well as her expertness as a practical cook and teacher of cookery.

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